First, thanks for sharing @rachelsoderberg ;)
Just came down here to write the same, I consider commits as the good old video game checkpoints.
Every time you hit a "safe place" where you would like to go back in case of something goes wrong, add a commit with a very descriptive message.
Your "future myself" (and code reviewers) will thank you a lot.
Further reading: pauline-vos.nl/atomic-commits/
Love the analogy, I think of it the same way 😀
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First, thanks for sharing @rachelsoderberg ;)
Just came down here to write the same, I consider commits as the good old video game checkpoints.
Every time you hit a "safe place" where you would like to go back in case of something goes wrong, add a commit with a very descriptive message.
Your "future myself" (and code reviewers) will thank you a lot.
Further reading: pauline-vos.nl/atomic-commits/
Love the analogy, I think of it the same way 😀